As I'm planning my annual couple of weeks visit to Vegas in Sept, I
was wondering if anyone had a reasonably up-to-date listing of the
VP games on offer in addition to the ones listed in The Database. In
particular, Double and Double-Double games.
I'm also looking for a recommendation on strategy source for LDW - I
have Bob Dancer's books, but none lists LDW - is it similar to NSU?
Many thanks and regards from Ireland,
R.
PS. I am new here - wow, what a community!
As I'm planning my annual couple of weeks visit to Vegas in Sept, I
was wondering if anyone had a reasonably up-to-date listing of the
VP games on offer in addition to the ones listed in The Database. In
particular, Double and Double-Double games.
I don't know, and maybe someone will respond with current
info, but I'll guess that LVH has DB and DDB at the 99% ER
level. Most members probably don't relate to your question
too much, since they aren't interested in 99% ER games when
playing at LVH.
Ms. vpFREE and I recently did an inventory run at LVH, and
we probably saw some DB and DDB, but they didn't register
because our radar level was set to ignore anything under 99.5%
ER. At casinos with poorer inventories, we lower the radar level
and sub 99.5% games are often included in the DataBase.
I'm also looking for a recommendation on strategy source for LDW - I
have Bob Dancer's books, but none lists LDW - is it similar to NSU?
Recommended strategy sources would include VPSM and FVP.
When I play NSUD or LDW, I use FPDW as my base strategy
and make adjustments.
Here are the major adjustments that I've used from FPDW to
17/10 LDW. Use your VP software to check their applicability
to different paytables.
On 23 Aug 2004 at 11:25, Raf wrote:
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1. Play a Deuce only rather than three to a RF with
a Deuce and an A.
2. Play two Deuces rather than four to a SF (0 gaps)
with two Deuces.
3. Three to a SF (0 gaps) is better than a pair or
4 Strt (0 gaps) or 4 Flush.
4. 4 to SF (0/1 gaps) with a Deuce is better than made
Straight/Flush/Trips.
5. Play three Deuces rather than made Quints or Wild
Royal Flush with three Deuces.
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Anyone who has trouble with any of my abbreviations
should refer to the vpFREE Glossary.
vpFREE Administrator
I don't know, and maybe someone will respond with current
info, but I'll guess that LVH has DB and DDB at the 99% ER
level. Most members probably don't relate to your question
too much, since they aren't interested in 99% ER games when
playing at LVH.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Roland Langley <roland0684@y...>
wrote:
What denominations interest you? And do you want to play
single line or multi-line (3/5/10 Play)? I don't go to the
LV Hilton myself but maybe someone else on this forum will
be there soon and can look at the DB and DDB for you.
I am interested in 25c and $1 single play machines - last time I saw
them in the Sportsbook section (MG). I like to play the DDB and DB
as a minor "break" from JOB and NSU. 
I've been noticing that the
paytables have gone worse in 2003 and wondering if they are even
worse now in 2004. Hence the original question for paytables from
someone more local to LVH.
Regards from Europe and thanks to you all for responses,
R.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpFREE" <vpFREE@C...> wrote:
As of the end of July - they have 9/7 DB at dollars and quarters
I do not play DDB much.
>
> I don't know, and maybe someone will respond with current
> info, but I'll guess that LVH has DB and DDB at the 99% ER
> level. Most members probably don't relate to your question
> too much, since they aren't interested in 99% ER games when
> playing at LVH.--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Roland Langley <roland0684@y...>
wrote:
> What denominations interest you? And do you want to play
> single line or multi-line (3/5/10 Play)? I don't go to the
> LV Hilton myself but maybe someone else on this forum will
> be there soon and can look at the DB and DDB for you.I am interested in 25c and $1 single play machines - last time I
saw
them in the Sportsbook section (MG). I like to play the DDB and DB
as a minor "break" from JOB and NSU.
the
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Raf" <raf@r...> wrote:
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpFREE" <vpFREE@C...> wrote:
paytables have gone worse in 2003 and wondering if they are even
worse now in 2004. Hence the original question for paytables from
someone more local to LVH.Regards from Europe and thanks to you all for responses,
R.